Peter Listerman (born 1957) is a Russian model scout and self-styled "matchmaker to oligarchs" who built a business connecting young women with wealthy and powerful men across Moscow and international social circuits. He operated openly, giving interviews in which he described his work as providing "ichthyander services" — introducing attractive women to rich clients at parties, dinners, and private gatherings. Listerman was identified in U.S.
Department of Justice files as a "subject/witness" in the federal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking network. Page Six and other outlets reported that Listerman visited Epstein's Manhattan townhouse on East 71st Street. Multiple models who worked with Listerman described being recruited for what they were told were VIP escort and companionship services, with some alleging they were sent to meet Epstein or associates in his circle.
Listerman has appeared on Russian television as a media personality and commentator on the world of elite matchmaking. When approached by journalists investigating the Epstein connection, he declined to answer questions and blocked reporters. He is listed in Epstein's black book with four phone numbers recorded alongside his name.